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Miguel Zenón: Second Generation Lullaby

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Channel: New England Conservatory · 2017 · Music

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Second Generation Lullaby is a movement from Miguel Zenón's concert-length "Identities Are Changeable: Tales from the Diaspora," which was performed in it's entirety at New England Conservatory on February 21, 2013. The concert featured the Miguel Zenón Quartet -- Miguel Zenón, saxophone, Luis Perdomo, piano, Hans Glawischnig, bass and Henry Cole, drums, and members of the NEC Jazz Orchestra, Ken Schaphorst, director. Central to the performance was video by David Dempewolf.

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